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Cyprus Airways
1 review
#151 of 164 general tips & advice in United Kingdom
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Africancrab says:
In 2001 my colleagues and I decide to fly to Cypurs after a 5 days working trip at London's Excel center where the annual World Travel Market was moved to. The flight was very comfortable and well serviced. The attendants were professional even though a little smile would have added so much charm to…
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Bus
1 review
#152 of 164 general tips & advice in United Kingdom
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Natasha says:
Hi Surely - agree with London Student that easiest & cheapest thing is to catch the Gatwick - Heathrow National Express bus, then the Heathrow - Cheltenham. The trains are indirect and very expensive becuase they go via Paddington. The bus journey's quite long and boring - I'd put aside at least…
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Marzi says:
Both RyanAir and Easy Jet are good. I used both while I was over there and was able to get relatively cheap flights. Flew from London to Barcelona for 15 or 20 pounds total. But it is best to try and buy as soon as you know/can. The prices will go up.
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Glasgow
3 reviews
#154 of 164 general tips & advice in United Kingdom
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UncleLuke says:
I stayed in Glasgow for a week when I was 18. I found the city itself pretty uninteresting, and the landscape seems to be totally grey. As a destination I'd reccommend trying Edinburgh instead
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danikbates says:
The smallest airport in the London region, it offers a nice cozy enivronment, but like Luton, can get very overcrowded during busy periods as the terminal building is quite small.
Only small aircraft can land here due to the small runway which runs alongside the river Thames.
The airport itse…
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chimera15 says:
Frontier...
As we all know, travelling abroad alone for the fist time can be slightly bewildering and so I decided to join a conservation expedition, make some friends, do some of the extra activities as advertised......Although, it didn't quite work out like that.....I chose Frontier because th…
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danikbates says:
Heathrow Airport, is UK's and Europe's biggest airport, and also one of the biggest airports in the world alongside JFK in New York. Based 20km west of central London, Heathrow is expanding rapidly, with Terminal Five opening in 2008.
Flights come in from all around the world, you name it, it la…
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Packing List
1 review
#158 of 164 general tips & advice in United Kingdom
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sdbleve says:
How long are you planning on being in one place at a time? How are you traveling...suitcase, backpack? What kind of traveler are you...low key, high maintenance? :)
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lisalush says:
Hi guys! I'm stuck in bed with a cold/flu (flu always gets more sympathy... but I'm sure its just a cold) and being more than a little bored and sniffly I thought it was about time that I mention that absolutely none of the pictures in my reviews are ones that I have personally taken.... with a came…
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London
1 review
#160 of 164 general tips & advice in United Kingdom
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joellejay says:
Do not take directions from Cockney people unless you are aware that 'A' is pronounced 'Hai'. This can get very confusing if you are asking which shuttle bus takes you to Trafalgar Square.
The guards in front of Buckingham Palace do not appreciate your interest in their hats and can become agitated…
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texastony says:
We missed the plane again and had to sleep in the airport almost 14 hours. We finally caught the plane.
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SB77 says:
If you are ever unfortunate enough to use the services provided by holidaytaxis.com be very careful.
We booked an private airport transfer for Mallorca.
On arrival it was very difficult to locate the driver and on return they failed to collect us leaving us over one hour delayed and having to …
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Going there
1 review
#163 of 164 general tips & advice in United Kingdom
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Higton says:
Simply, don't go there. If you are a foreign traveller and you meet some English person who suggests visiting a pub in South Normanton, run. Even if you're as big as Ronaldo in the 2006 Brazil World Cup size, run. It has one redeeming feature - my sister lives there. That's it.
T…
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joellejay says:
Snowdon (or, Eryri) is miserable when it is raining.
Beware of the orange sheep that like to sleep in the middle of the road.
'Henoed' means 'Elderly People Crossing'.
Double L's are pronounced 'thl' like in 'athlete.'
Double D's are pronounced 'th' as in 'that.'
The Welsh word for Wales is Cy…
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